Some of you may pray for your country and the world on a regular basis. But for many believers, they often limit their prayers to be about people they know, or other believers of their fellowship and church. SHOULD you pray for your country, especially in times of high distress? Did the prophets? Did Jesus (Yeshua)? What happens if we don’t? What could happen if we DO? Is it right – or wrong—to pray for your country?

The Passover is almost here. Will you be ready? Are you getting prepared? This message focuses on what we’re told to be doing before Passover. Don’t let it be just another service, ritual or ceremony. We are to examine ourselves and then take the Passover. What does that mean? Are you putting out all spiritual leaven out of your life? How personal is the Passover to you? What happens if you decide not to take the Passover? All this and much more in this message.

God says marriage between man and wife is a direct depiction of Christ and his church (Eph 5:32), so few topics are more important. God is NOT sexist, though the world may think he is. Today we focus on how Jesus Christ treated women while he was on the earth 2000 years ago.

I think, if truth be known, many people – men and women alike, in their heart of hearts conclude the Bible can be sexist as it seems to definitely favor men. It minimizes women, they’d say, and puts women in a secondary role – so therefore it has to be sexist. And if anyone thinks that, in the end you’re also therefore saying – since the Bible is God’s word – that GOD also favors men and is sexist. Let’s look into that today.

As we “come out of Babylon” (Rev 18:4), we want to be sure our hearts are tender and sensitive to the things of God, and not desensitized, calloused, jaded or past feeling. Why does God spare some people in Ezekiel 9? Will you be among the ones spared? HOW are many becoming jaded and lukewarm like the Laodiceans? This teaching is a wakeup call to be responsive and caring about conditions around us.